After an outpouring of hatred for Gap's new logo, the company has announced that they're squashing the design. This is perhaps the largest logo backtrack of recent memory -- followed only by Tropicana's disastrous rebranding. Which must leave many companies wondering how to go about any sort of rebranding in the Internet age.
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